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Hello Horde Pig, I'm Alliance Dog

Let me clarify here. First of all, I'm not a full-time writer; writing is just a hobby, and I don't make money from it. It's basically done out of love. I'm extremely honored to have so many readers who enjoy this book. I humbly accept your constructive criticism, and I will consider making minor adjustments to the plot if you have any opinions.

To address the common criticism in the chapter reviews that the concept of brain development is pseudoscience, I, the author, knew it was false when I first came up with this idea. Let me explain the origins of this concept. It was first proposed by Lowell Thomas in Dale Carnegie's book: "The average person only develops 10% of their potential mental capacity."

The idea of ​​the old professor time-traveling was a mistake.

There's a kind of pain called "I've finished reading the book, but life still goes on!"

① There are very few book reviews, probably because it's a new book? ②Sometimes it's okay to tone down your witty remarks! ③While individual strength is important, large-scale army operations are equally essential. I hope the author has considered this aspect in the outline! ④ The plot is still a bit messy; the transitions need to be optimized! ⑤ Please update soon, I'm keeping it running!

The beginning was alright, but later it all became political writing.

Revolution is pointless, especially in a fantasy world where strength reigns supreme; revolution is utterly superfluous.

The beginning was alright, but around chapter 100, suddenly they started a class revolution! Who can stand that? A class revolution in a fantasy world? Seriously?

If you write it with a Pandaren protagonist, you'll avoid the idiom problem. Why insist on writing it with a High Elf protagonist? There are plenty of books on Qidian with Pandaren protagonists.